Sentence examples for are a different population from inspiring English sources

Many explanations could account for this trend, but the pre-instruction and post-instruction participants are a different population than the graduating seniors, and as such, they may have underlying differences that make comparisons difficult.

As such, they may not be fully applicable in critically ill patients, who are a different population, although immunosuppressed patients may represent a subset of them.

Doctors, however, clearly are a different population from the general public but they still get ill and perception of what constitutes "being ill" varies widely from individual to individual, as in lay people.

So this is a different population in every way, neither acute nor long-term".

But, he added, "It's a different population today, and so we're still looking at uncertainties".

The micro-events are compared to events in quiet regions, termed here nanoflares, which seem to be a different population, well separated in temperature and emission measure from microflares.

As shown in Table 7 lcH- and hcH-data deriving from forest samples prove to be a different population on a probability of α = 0.05 in comparison to those deriving either from crop- or grassland.

It's a different population.

Through the 1890s, Cattle Dogs of Halls Heeler derivations were seen in the kennels of exhibiting Queensland dog breeders such as William Byrne of Booval, and these were a different population from those shown in New South Wales.

In support of the notion that cells expressing the transgene might be a different population of cells than those expressing Olig2 and/or Pdgfr-α we found that the fraction of Gfap+ cells that co-expressed Olig2 was only ∼10±4 in the SVZ, and ∼10±7 in the hippocampus (tg mice: n = 3) (Figure 9D).

The highly connected "hub cells" may be a different population of cells from the "trigger cells" driving the network activity.